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The Friday song (on a Sunday): ‘London Still’ by The Waifs
Mark Rosin’s Friday song (on a Sunday) this week is ‘London Still’ by The Waifs, one of Australia’s most beloved and enduring folk-roots bands…
Eight questions for the interested and interesting: Heike Hayward
Uncover the creative brilliance of Heike Hayward, who blends joy and beauty in floral arrangements and a chic life…
The Friday song (on a Sunday): ‘Chips Ahoy’ by The Hold Steady
The Hold Steady are a distinctive and erudite American rock band: bar-band swagger, beat-poet storytelling, Springsteen-esque romanticism. Their track ‘Chips Ahoy’ features high-jinks adventure,…
The Currency gift guide does… Pan-African cool
Your guide to pan-African cool: thoughtful, design-led gifts for the stylish, globe-trotting aesthetes in your life…
The Friday song (on a Sunday): ‘Why Did You Do it’ by Margaret Singana
South African music icon Margaret Singana brings her powerful, soulful voice to Mark Rosin’s Friday song (on a Sunday) this week…
Eight questions for the interested and interesting: Eloise Windebank
Farro’s Eloise Windebank talks running stairs for work (and fitness), a Michael Meyersfeld artwork and Jonathan Taylor Thomas…
The Friday song (on a Sunday): ‘Wabash III’ by John Scofield, featuring Jack DeJohnette
Mark Rosin pays tribute to music legend Jack DeJohnette, whose drumming genius shaped modern jazz and shines in ‘Wabash III’ by John Scofield…
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